Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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( top left) DURING FIRST PERIOD band, Jeff Lambdin finds that agile fingers plus “pucker power” make a good flutist. ( top right) Amy Boyce, Brooke Hill, and Pat Workman raise their hands to emphasize the point that they are “Thoroughly Modern Millie Now” as they perform during the Marshals assembly. ( bottom ) The entire gymnasium, including a good part of the floor, was packed during the Christmas concert. While the chorus accompanies, Amy Boyce sweetly lullabies the student body with “Silent Night, Holy Night”. 17

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lending cultural atmosphere to our halls, the combined efforts of band and chorus entertain us with concerts and performances of ageless music, the universal language EMBODYING THE SPIRIT of CHS, Drum Major Billy Gregg stands attentively waiting to lead the band down field during halftime football ceremonies. 16

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snow, ordering senior rings, receiving recognition, “goofing” off — light-hearted moments taken without true appreciation at the time provide nostalgic reflections of past experiences (top left) IN THE PRELIMINARIES for choosing Home- coming Court, Ronnie Dashield pins beaming Linda Cran- dall as a candidate. She was one of twelve juniors to receive this honor. ( top right) One of the first steps in transition be- tween junior and senior status is the ordering of senior rings. Bob Savage enjoys this privilege as Mr. Motley fits him for his ring. ( bottom ) With winter comes cold wea- ther. With cold weather comes snow. But, unfortunately for the students, not enough, because school did go on.